A large group of Native American (Tewa) men perform a buffalo dance, San Ildefonso Pueblo, New Mexico. They wear buffalo headdresses, body paint, kilts, and carry bows and arrows, some wear pants and shirts. A woman in a shawl, manta and wrapped boots watches the dancers. In the background is a wood building with a pitched roof.

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Title from label in negative.; Written on back of print: "Buffalo dance-leading off, #13."; R7001714563

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00171456.tif

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